The story of the flute

The story of the flute

History of the Boehm flute : with Dr. von Schafhäutl's life of Boehm, and an examination of Mr. Rockstro's version of the Boehm-Gordon controversy

Winner's primary school for the flute; a thorough and complete course of instruction for the flute; written and arranged for self-instruction as well as for teachers' use. Containing full exercises and explanations, and a large collection of the new and popular melodies of the day

History of the Boehm flute ; with illustrations exemplifying its origin by progressive stages, and an appendix containing the attack originally made on Boehm, and other papers relating to the Boehm-Gordon controversy

The Amateur's first book : or, The Flute without a master, containing an analysis of the rudiments of music, arranged on an entirely new system in progressive lessons

Peters' improved school for the flute : containing elements of music, instructions for the flute, rules for fingering, exercises in the most useful keys, together with progressive lessons, best popular melodies, with a large selection of cotillions and dance music, such as reels, jigs, and hornpipes, also schottisches, polkas, waltzes, marches, etc., etc., the whole forming the best collection of popular music ever issued for the practice and amusement of amateurs

The flute made easy. : being a progressive method of study ... to which are added selections from the operas, and a collection of the latest and most popular songs,, polkas, waltzes, marches, etc

G. Graupner's complete preceptor for the German flute, containing accurate scales and examples of the best fingering to which is added a collection of the most popular airs, marches, &c. &c. and a concise dictionary of musical terms

Winner's new school for the flute : in which the instructions are so clearly and simply treated, as to make it unnecessary to require a teacher. For practice, more than 150 operatic and popular airs are added, forming a complete collection of the best melodies of the day